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DR. E M. CONkliNG.

Cor. Main and Second streets, Wichita, ksnsss.
VIII guarantee u cure any ease OF plies No ki;iie,
HgatuVe, csastics or detention from business Dis
eases of tue rectum by sue Brin SeThor system r
specially.
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E :. HAMILTON. NJ. D
|. H. FOROlCE.

SpeciatieS: Diseases Of the Eye, Far. Nose a15
Taroat Cararrh and Citing glasses. Office soOtyEts
corner Douglas md Market stairs. = tchta- 2e-,s
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Physician sud Surgeon. Gc1ce Main street over
,,o gan - "nt-
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DR.. WILLIAM HALL,
OF Hall & Bennett


Gives special attention TO Diseases OF women blood
and Skin Diseases and all troubles OF the Urinary
Organs speedily cured In both sexes once over
woodrtan's Bank, North Main street. Consultation
siay or nghs FEsS Tread Drs Hall x Benretis caro-
in this paperl i-if
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The stock consists OF Clydes-
and French Canadian Stations,
Mammoth and Imported Jacks
Work horses and mules. 100
brood mares bred to Clydesdale
stations and jacks, fine DRIVING
and saddle horses.
If you want 20 see the finest
stock in the west do not fail to
attend this sale.
Terms of Sale-Six months time
will be given on good security,
drawing ten per cent. interest: 5
per cent discount for cash.
F. e. SAGE. Pres.
F. G. HAWKINS. Auctione=
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BargAins In Real RseAse.

nne agricultural and ssoch farm. shrce ana -.
half miles frVsn city. shols II oruke - g..
ter section feuced Tor pasurs. plenty a vat = 90
small house.
Also DO lots In city nneiy located and n -
aeiehborhood- Special terms 20 those vi 49, =
make homes.
Also suburban property. For further % -->cuAasU
Ch-fs T. Psarce. aSent for VIM. 6relfenssen- q
city Office. no
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oNce and residence corner OF 4th and Douglas
Hacker s Jacks0as building. Wiceita-
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Dr.: I. Clement DiIEngS

or Marshaiitown, Iowa. also late Of Tope-
IA. Kansas. has located at wichita for the
practice of mis- profession.
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The aafehta aatly Eagle ghursday 6tuue aaarcn

ALI notices of Employment, Situations Wanted.
will charged for the Of i've cents per line
per week: no notice for less than 25 cents
All For Sales other business notices will be
charged for the rate Of 10 cents per line per week.
no business notice taken for less than so cents.
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FOR TRADE.
STORAGE.

STORAGE-For household goods or mere hsndi-e.
- boxed or loose; II you have any goods u store
bring them 70 the Wichita Storage Co. No. lis Vest
Douglas ave isu
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FOUND.
LOST.

I OSr-A large black pocEetbook containing 600 in
money; also a small account time book tOgesf
with several biiis Tor material will pay "a liberal
reward for their return 10 or tue Eagle Office.
Howard Ajallott Gh n Market. cs7-gt.
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FOR SALE.

E>OR SAIL acre In Perr,,. add Of Zimmery
II 81. SahIc Oh ice cor In Carey Park. $soeo.
on Sd and Money, tis53 some Snp; property in Nc
curmick's ado. Los. " neeser's add Ssse Lewis
Investment Co, room 9. ~ Main st. dsisr
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yITANTED-In every town and city. good reliable
w local agents, ladies preferred to sell teas,
coffee. spices extracts, baking powder etc. by TAX
ing orders. Valuable presents given to purchasers
and good commissions to agents. Write for special
circular to agents the Imperial Tea Co. Wichita,
Kan 43-f
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NOR SALE-s lots in Allen & Smiths add in lat
Il blk snap. for S1.lu. farnum & George. Ito Maia
u.
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STRAYED.

CTRAYED-A large red cow In good order heavy
b 'nve ring strap halter on. white ON right
side finder wiii be suitably rewarded By calling OF
Il9 n market A. J. Ha,Iser. aa
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LNOR SALES lots cor Topeka and 10th 81 lots
IL Waco bet 2d and 81 SITS, lots 9th ST close TO
waco. Inq. Chas Rosslsr, cor 81 and. Water. oSttf
NOR SALE-Talking parrots imported German
Il canarieS, red canaries, southern hooking birds
Guinea pigs fancy rabbits, white and spotted rats
white mice and all nds Of cage birds. Wichita
Fancers Agency %, Mosley ds]-tf
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Crop Summary,

CmcAaa, Ill, September 4.--Fol
lowing crop summary will be printed
In this weeks iSsue Of the Pnmen'
Review:
"The reports Of our correspondents
indicate that In feyeral Of the corn
States the corn crop has been more
benefited by the late rains than was
supposed possible. Only Missouri,
Indiana and Dakota report q lower
percentage OF condition than !As,
week. The reports by States on per
centage Of condition Of corn crop, 90
compared with On average crop, are
a. follows:
Seventeen Illinois counties report
an average Of So 8, nine Indiana coun.
ties, so 8 nineteen Iowa counties, 74.i
seven Kansas counties, Ola; eight
Kentucky counties, 81; eight Mime.
sofa counties, el,S; thirteen Missouri
counties, csc; elk Nebraska counties,
SO. 3; sixteen Ohio counties, 70.l, and
twelve Dakota counties 100. The
average yield Of winter and spring
wheat and oats, a. shown by the
threshing. Is reported rs follows: IL
linols-Winter wheat. IL bu per acre !;
oats, go bu. Indiana-Winier wheat,
10 bu; oats, 36ic bu. Iowa-Winier
wheat, is bu; spring wheat, l3i bu
oats, 80 bu. Ksnsas-Win,er wheat,
l0i bu; oats, 2jl bu. Kentucky
Winter wheat, 10 bui oats, ~ o bu'
Minnesota wheat, IL bu
oais, 81 bu. Two counties
reported failure Of the
sprlng " heat crop. Mimouri-Wintei
wheat, 10 bushels; oats, 81 bushels,
Nebraska--Spring wheat, IA bushels
winter wheat, 22i bushels; oats, 81
bushelA Ohio-Winter wheat, II
bushels; oats, 80 bushels. Dakota
Spring wheat, l4i bushels; oats ~
bushels. PaniuIes continue TO show
improvement Ia condition, Live stoel
Ia reported from many localities
healthy, but In poor condition on nc
count Of short pastures oil July an'
August. Apples and potatoes VIII b.
pbout half crop. Wells and stream
In most localities are low, and reguir
heavy rains 10 pat them Ia condition
for supplying stock with water durinI
the coming winter"
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G0OO GERMAN WARRIORS.
Reunion Of DeutsehIaad Veterans
at Chicago.


CHICAGO, Ill, September 4.-Iron
croses-emblems OF bravery be-
slowed by Emperor William Of Ger
many on the defenders Of ysterland-
adorned the breasts OF several hun.
bred Of the 5000 German warriors who
marched In procession through the
streets OF Chicago today TO the camp
ground OF the North American Krieger
Bupo. In addition 10 the crosses,
there were medals innumeiable, and
the colors Of Deutschland frightened
every participant In the days reunion
and festivities. 1t WAS the fourth ami.
versary and grand "come-iogether"
Of German.born American citizens
who ever shouldered arms for the
cake OF their iatherland, especially In
1871. To these Germsn ex.soldiers
the occasion seemed veritsble Fourth
OF July. Representatives were present
from almost all the large cities In the
United States. and were In line, and tho
hearty cheers which greeted them NJ
they marched made them a very
proud and happy set OF msn. As the
gayly uniformed veterans passed
north on CLARK street TO the Sharp.
shooters Park, keeping step 10 ode
Wacht am Rhine" and other airs no
familiar 10 them all, they presented a
magnificent spectacle. At the head,
Ne master OF the day, came Lieut..
Baun, Of Chicago, on a royal looking
cream white charger. Behind him
was a Gordon Of police. Then came
the Cincinnati Land Weir Verein,
wearing white Paehes and silk tiles
the Cincinnati Kroiger Verein; Blen.
ker Post, Grand Army Of the
Republic Through courlesy); Ger.
man Red Crosses; Milwaukee
Krsiger Yerein and ladies; Chicago
Wesiphslisns, Northwest VeTein, Of
Chicago; Town OF Lake Veterans aud
the Chicago Krelger Verelp, the lat.
ter numbering 600 men. Following
were carriages containing President
Vogelgeeapg and the various commit
tees. Peoria and Aurora, Ill. Hamil.
ton, o.; Batesville and Fort Wayne,
Ind, and Pittsburg we're also largely
represented. All along the route pri.
yate residences and business houses
were hung with wreaths and notices
and German colon. So great was the
enthusiasm ;hg, more than once the
mugic OF the bands, 10 say nothing
OF the Sabbath siillnes, were
lost In the outburs's Of old German
warriors In honor OF Kiser Wilthmand,
the fret reuplon OF German war vet.
Grams which Chicago has ever seen.
At the park the day was given up 10 a
volksiest, an affair similar 10 the
American picnic That jolliiy was
the rule goes without saying, The
only event Of q formal character wa
late In the day, when Mr.. william
Woke, Of Chicago, delivered iestiva
address. lie conirasttd the GermanI
aud French, eulogiEed tho German
soldleTs, and urged HE hearers 10 b.
a. loyal 10 the United Slates an they
had been 10 Germany. The senii
ment was cheered 10 the echo.
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was asleep, one OF the gang stole hi,
flannel shirt and two extra ones he
bad In his grip. When he disco yered
his lose he was nearly wild. Nobody
knew anything about II, and no one
would loan him shirt, but one man
offered to &c out and get one for him.
The volunteer went forth and pur.
chased shirt with a collar on Il,
| which Geizsin was forced to put on,
! 1t Is said he spent an hour before the
glaes admitting that collar, and was
soon the greatest dude on collars in
the team.-Indianspolis Journal
THOSE who believe that New Or.
leans Is coming money may change
their opinion when they learn that
the expenses OF the present trip 10
Charleston will aggregate $1,000. The
railway fare either way outside Of
sleepers and board is 1898, while the
salaries OF the players is 5000. Board
and incidental expenses OF Charleston
bring the sum mp to the amount stated.
The return Is $3.50 guarantee for four
games.
BURNS has been deposed as captain
OF the Baltimore club, and Purcell APP
pointed in his stead. While the Bilti-
mores were playing their last game
in st, Louis, Burns suddenly became
angry at the rank playing Of some OF
the Baltimore players, and cursed
them roundly within the hearing OF
the spectators. Manager Bsrnie called
Barns up to the players bench, fined
him and relieved him OF all reepon.
sible duty.
The Buffalo team is probably the
cheapest team in the country. Man.
ager Chapman says the high salsried
clubs have been working all season. for
the players, the hotels and the rail.
roads, while the clubs have lost
money. Probably 10 man on the
Buffalo team gets over 5000. Few OF
them are raid $3.50 a month, and sew.
eral only 800. To all appearances il
is weak nine, but its appearance Is
very deceiving.
A MAN named Fry, who umpired
last Thursdays game at Hightstown,
N. j., between the Cuban Giants and
0rientals, bad q narrow escape from
being mobbed. He was chased of the
field and to his room, and finally got
out OF town by way Of the wagon road,
not having been allowed to approach
the railroad station. The Cubsn
Giants wen the game, but were ma.
terially assisted by bad decisions.
TIE day following the departure Of
the Memphis club for Birmingham, a
wager OF 800 was made by -
we'll, whether by one financially In.
terested or not, is not stated, that the
pennant would come TO Memphis.
Just upon what hypothesis this should
have been based is indeed q puszler.
Taking the ofh ciAl score to date as q
standard. in connection with the rela.
tive strength OF the two mines, there
Ia nothing to warrant such a conclu.
sion. Certainly the possible may hap
pen and an agreeable surprise may
yet be In store for us. The result OF
the game OF the 3)th 10 by no means
reaBeuriDg,
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CROP SUMMARY.
Reports OF the Farmers Review
on the Outlook.
Crop Bulletin Issusd from the sig
nal service once Rainfall
and Temperature.

WARRINGTON, Septembe, 4. - The
following Is the weather crop bulletin
Of the Signal Service Office for the
week ending September s, 1887:
Temperature-During the week end.
ing September Sd the weather has
been colder than usual in the lake 70.
gion, Ohio valley, Southern and At
lantic s:atep, and unusually cold from
Maryland southwestwsrd TO Georgia
and Alabama. In the tobacco region
Of Maryland, Virginia and North Gar
elina the daily average temperature
ranged from O. to 90 below the normal.
In the corn region west Of the Mlssis-
sippi river the temperature has been
normal or slightly above. The daily
average temperature for the season
from January lst to September Sd
very generally differs less THIN 10 do
gree from the normal In all the dis
tricts, excepting that for Missouri, and
from Central Dakota southwark over
the western portions OF Nebraska and
Kansas II varies from IL to2o above
the normal, and along the South Care
lima and Georgia COSTS from Il 10 q
below, and along Lake Superior from
e to 81 below.
Rainfal-Durlng the past week the
rainfall has been slightly 10 excess
from Easteru TsIss northward 10 the
Missouri Valley, In Florida and the
upper portion OF the Mississippi Val
ley, and In o ther sections there kai
been q slight deficiency, amounting
to about one inch in the South
Atlantic and MIDDLE Atlantic States.
The deficiency for the season contin'
ues large Ia the lower Miseissippi Val.
ley and portions Of Illinois and Iowa
exceeding ten inches. Over 90 per
cent. OF the usual amount OF ain fell
In the past month from Eastern Texas
northward 10 the Missouri Valley. In
the northern portion OF Illinois, s,utk.
ern portion Of Wisconsin, and rom
Western Virginia 10 Noriheastarn
Georgia. Less than 30 per cent. OF The
usual rainfall hiss been reported ir'm
the lower Mississippi Valley, Genital
Alabama, Southern Illinois and tle
greater portion OF Ohio, Frosla GO.
Cured IN Central Michigan on August
30th and 3l5t.
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wanted in Howard County.

LITTLE Rock, AK, September A.
Sheriff W. II. Briggs and County
Treasurer ]. W. BFhop, Of Howard
county, this State, today applied to
Gov. Hughes here for permission TO
convey back to Howard county the
convict George Anderson, arrested In
Argenta the Rrs, OF this week. The
warrants found on Anderson when ar
rested have been identified by Treas
urer Bishop as part Of the fund IN his
posseaeion Al the time the sale In his
ofIice was blown open. II 10 thought
that two other men nov unoe, MIes'
can be convicted with Andereon'
testimony. The party lsii ior oentel
Point tonight IN.
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syrup of Flgs,

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,
CAL, is ma ure's own true laxative. II
IL the most easily taken and the most
pleasantly affective remedy known 10
cleanse the system when bilious OF
costiye, 10 dispel headaches, colds and
ievers, 90 cure bsbitual constipation,
indigestion, etc. For sale Ia 80 cent
aud 81 bottles by II. ]. Hester, and
oil leading druggists VanVleet &
o., q. W. Jones x Co., W. n. Will
kerSon 4 o., Mansfield 4 %. have
been appointed wholesale agents al
Memphip,
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MEMPHIS MONKEYS.
Capers Of the Childish Chumps.
Pswell's Powerful Pelicans Pound
Peltz's PuddiBgs.
Fourteen Base Hits Spoiled by Rot.
ten Errors.
lnterestfug Gossip about the Boys
whs WELD the willow and
Hull the Horsehide.
MEMPHIS MONKEYS.
Capers Of the Childish Chumps.
ESPECIAL To TIE APPEAL.I

NEW ORLEANS, La, September A.
Six thousand people saw New Orleans
defeat Memphis today. The locals de-
served the victory, as tley played with
more dash aud brilliancy and fielded
splenddly. besides making timely
hits. Black was not hit harder
than Aydelotle, but "B )bby" got the
sulks at critical times, disgraced the
crowd and ais wn team, was not well
supported, aud was guyed mercilessly
all the way through. The left fielding
OF Cam pan and McAlesr was the finest
this season, and Fuller and Geiss did
great infed work. Vaughn's work
behind the Dat WAS also feature.
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BroohIyn q, Louisville o.

NEW York, September 4.-Fully
5000 people irampsd through the dust
10 Rideewood Park today to see the
Brooklyns defeat the Louisville club,
but they were doomed to disappoint-
ment, for the tables were turned and
the Louisyiles won easily, hitting
Porter whea and where they liked.
Brooklyn played a new short stop, Of
terson. He is young and inexperi-
encsd, bu. he played fairly well. To-
days game was the fret time he has
faced q pitcher like Hecker, and he
could not hi. him. White made Ia.
dicro us error in the frs. inning. Nc.
Clellan was on fret aud started to sec.
ond on McTammany's arounder, which
White had. White stated TO make q
double play but changed his mind and
threw 70 Mack, who ducked his head,
thinking some one else was behind
him. MACK had left the blse when
White started 10 make the double.
Terry made q three Dagger In the sec.
ond in ming, ard made run with the
help Of very pretty bunt by Peoples.
In the third inning Terry made an.
other three bageer, but after that he
eubeided In the second inning
Browning hit "a liner over McClellan'S
head, and Ssarteood, who got Il, was
30 GLOW In handling II that Browning
went 10 second. THAT will lust cost
him o $40 biz" said Manager Byrne,
sayagely. he rslented, however, when
the big right fielder made three
Dagger In the next inning. The Brook.
lyns were ahead till the fifth ianing,
when the visitors got on TO Porter and
hit him for five runs MtQuade UNI.
pired the game 10 the satisfaction OF
all. Score:
Brooklyn ........0 2S000l01-
Louisvllle.........0 DOL $3.50 x-9
Earned Yuns-Bfooklyn Z, Louis
Vile T. Two base Phillips 2
Three base hits-Pnillips, Swartwood.
Terry Q. Double plsys-oltersou,
Mcclellan and Phillips, Mcclellan,
PHILLIPS and Peoples, Kerins and
Mack. Frs, base on balls-Swart'
wood 2, Collins and Keiirs. First
base on erron-Brooklyn 4, Louisville
3, Struck out Brooklyn 4, Louisville
8. Passed bAll-Peoples. Wild pitches
Porter /, HeckJT /. Time-0ne
hour ard fifty minutes, Umpire
Moo JADE.
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st.Ioui. no, Metropolitan q

NEW YoBK, September 4-The st.
Louis and Metropolitan clubs played
q postponed GENE today at Wsehaw-
ken, M There were between 49,.
000 and 1900 spectators at Monitor
Park, and the crowd used the field as
much az the players. When the game
opened the mob had invaded the
playing srounds, and neither frat nor
third base could be teen from the
grand stand. The insurgents were
little lees aggressive oil around the
field. An ioning was played under
those conditions and Umpire Ferguson
said that no baseball could be played
with eueh surroundings. The st.
Louis men got In their carriages and
drove about the grounds rsking Tho
gang 20 "pleafe dispeTee." But the
gang did not. Then one OF the horses
that brougbt the Browns from New
York was detached. from one Of the car
riages and ridden into the crowd on oil
sides With h,tls more effect. After
hall an hour Of that kind OF business
Ferguson REUSED 10 order the game
on sgain and joe Bsttln was ca led 10
al III, place. BAttin told the men "a
20 ahead, and they did for five more
Innings, when darkness made stop
page necessary The reporters had L
sil in the std ing grand stand, wher,
no effort was made by the author
ilios 10 prevent The peopl,
from standing in front Of them
Therefore, IA accurate score could no
be kept. Il was a miserable game, M
batter being allowed more than
sinqle base ijr any hit that went int
or past The crowd. The only brillian
play was by Robinson, who stopped
hot Qrounder from Jones, and threw
him ont in the third lpning Ia tn
iouth innirg, O'Neill lot his bat elf
from his hands, and the stick hi
Welch, who was standing benin
o'Neill, foil In the face, knocking hlr
insensible for q moment. 81. LOU
played with eight men alter tina
bcore.
Metropolitans ...........l 000 06-
~. Douis..,-......-.. '',V v Al
Esrpsd runs-st Louis y Doub
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plays-Lynch, Oliver and Jones'. Ger.
hardt and OBrien, Boyle and Robin
SON. First base on balls-Hogan 2,
Boyle. First base on errors--Metro-
politans 8. st, Louis Q. Struck out
Cushman 2, Gleason, Oomiskey, Rob-
inson. Passed ball-Donohue. Time
Two hours and fifteen minutes.
Umpires-Ferguson and Batten.
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scORR BY INNIN0s:

hemphis................O / o o o o o Ia
Summary: Earned runs-New Or.
leans 4, nsmphis 2. Two base hits-
Campsu, Vaughn, Black, McKeough.
Three base hit--Andrevs. Home run
-McVey. First base on errors-New
Orleans 2, Memphis 0. First base on
balls-New Orleans Q, Memphis 8.
Struck out-By Adye!otte l, bv Black
l. Passed bslls-McKsough 2, Vaughn
1. Double plays Geiss and Cart.
wright, Peltz and McKeough, Nc.
Keough and Andrews. Time OF game
Two hours. Umpire-Berkery,
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MARauErT, MicH.-Reports irom
Haucook state that the Gre 10 the Oul.
met mine 10 on, and that the shalt will
be opened on Monday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-05

IAN ounce o. prevention lie worth a
pound OF cure" Use Browns Gin.
ger. Frederick Brown, Philadelphls,
1922.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-05

smutDs Decent show on the bluff
.on!2h.-ons week only.
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Our Autumn and Winter Imp0rta.
tons OF Fine Worsteds, Cloths, Cassi.
meres and SBitlngs are now arriving,
and will soon be ready for inspection.
Very respectfully,
\. Z. RIDGELY,
Tailor and Draper,
- Madison NJ.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-05

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-05

DIANOs-Tuenty good secondhand
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cheap f0f cart some Of then good ~ new,
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